Est. United Kingdom · Private Members Club

Built on Loyalty.
Grown by Unity.

Klassik Royalz Club is a UK-based private network of driven individuals committed to meaningful relationships, collective support, and building something that endures.

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31Max. Members
17Constitution Articles
8Leadership Roles
£10Monthly Dues

More than a club.
A lifelong network.

Klassik Royalz Club was founded on a simple but powerful belief: that a disciplined, close-knit community of individuals can achieve far more together than alone. We are a UK-based social group structured around loyalty, consistent contribution, and mutual upliftment.

Our membership is intentionally small — capped at 31 active members — to ensure that every relationship is genuine, every commitment is honoured, and every voice is heard. We don't just celebrate life events together. We show up. We invest. We build something lasting.

Membership is earned through referral, sustained through monthly contribution, and deepened through active participation in the club's life. We are not a passive network — we are a living community with structure, governance, and purpose.

  • Respect — for each member and the collective
  • Honesty — in communication and finances
  • Compassion — during every hardship and milestone
  • Integrity — in all decisions, at every level
  • Accountability — to the constitution and to each other
31

Maximum active
members at any time

Founded in
United Kingdom

Membership by referral only

"A club is only as strong as the character of its members and the integrity of its commitments."
— Klassik Royalz Club Constitution

Four pillars of purpose.

01

Unity & Loyalty

We build strong, lasting bonds between members through consistent presence, shared experience, and mutual accountability. This is not a passive membership — it is a commitment to people.

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02

Structured Support

From bereavements to weddings, birthdays to financial hardship — we show up for each other at every stage of life. Support is formal, fair, and collective — never left to chance.

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03

Organised Network

Klassik Royalz is governed by a full constitution, eight dedicated leadership roles, and clear accountability structures. We run like an organisation because we take each other seriously.

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04

Meaningful Projects

We are growing into a platform capable of delivering real initiatives — community work, collective investment, and charitable efforts where appropriate. Growth with purpose.

How membership works.

Joining Klassik Royalz is a considered process — not a transaction. Every step exists to protect the quality of the community you're entering.

01

Receive a Referral

All prospective members must be referred by an existing active member in good standing. Cold applications are not accepted. This protects the integrity and cohesion of the club.

02

Submit Your Interest

Complete the expression of interest form with your name, email, and the name of your referring member. Our Admin Team will receive and log your submission within 48 hours.

03

Review & Introduction

Your application is reviewed by the Admin Team and Chairperson. If approved, you will be introduced to the membership at the next appropriate meeting or gathering.

04

Pay Registration Fee

Upon acceptance, a one-time registration fee of £50 applies. Existing members rejoining pay a £25 recommitment fee. Payment options are available from the Admin Team.

05

Begin Membership Period

Your active membership runs from May to May each year. Monthly dues of £10 are payable monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, or annually — whichever suits you best.

06

Quarterly Reviews

Every three months, membership is reviewed collectively. Active participation, financial contributions, and conduct are all considered. The club values presence, not just payment.

Collective care,
clearly defined.

Every welfare provision is event-based, collectively funded, and entirely separate from monthly dues. The member receiving support never contributes to their own case.

Life Event Support Amount How It Works Timeline
Bereavement — close family member £2,000 Shared equally among all contributing members as a new, separate collection Within 6 weeks
Death of a member £3,000 £2,000 from member collection + £1,000 from club savings. Given to family or nominated beneficiary. Priority case
Wedding or major celebration £1,000 Fresh contribution shared among all members. Agreed with Admin Team in advance. Agreed timeframe
Birthday £250 £10 per member contribution. Any excess amount deposited into the club savings account. On the occasion
Financial hardship Goodwill Voluntary and anonymous. No fixed amount — entirely at members' discretion. Flexible
New birth (member or spouse) Goodwill Voluntary celebration contribution coordinated by the Head of Welfare. On occasion
Bereavement beneficiaries: Each member nominates up to 2 beneficiaries who are eligible for the full £2,000 bereavement support. Any additional bereavements beyond those nominated revert to voluntary goodwill contributions.
Non-participation rule: The member receiving welfare never contributes to their own collection. This protects dignity and ensures support is genuine and unconditional.

Events & gatherings.

Klassik Royalz is not just a financial support network. It is a living community — we celebrate, we mourn, we gather, and we grow together throughout the year.

Quarterly

General Meetings

All members are expected to attend quarterly general meetings. Meetings cover finances, welfare updates, new business, and membership reviews. Attendance is a mark of commitment.

Every 3 Months
Annual

Anniversary Celebration

Each year, the club marks its founding with a formal gathering — a moment to reflect on what has been built, recognise standout contributions, and renew our collective purpose.

Yearly
Member Milestones

Weddings & Celebrations

When a member marries or reaches a major milestone, the club shows up — not just financially, but physically. We attend, we celebrate, we represent.

As Occasions Arise
Community

Bereavement Attendance

When a member suffers loss, club representatives attend to offer condolences and support. Financial welfare is delivered promptly alongside personal presence.

Priority Attendance
Social

Informal Gatherings

Beyond formal meetings, members are encouraged to organise dinners, outings, and social events. The club provides the structure — the relationships fill the rest.

Member-Led
Future Initiative

Community & Charity Work

As the club grows, we are building towards organised charitable and community efforts. Members will be invited to shape and lead these initiatives collectively.

In Development

Governed by constitution.

Klassik Royalz operates under a full written constitution — 17 articles that define membership, welfare, finance, conduct, and leadership. Structure is not a constraint. It is what makes trust possible.

IName & Identity of the Club
IIPurpose & Founding Objectives
IIIMembership Eligibility & Referral Requirements
IVMembership Capacity — Maximum of 31 Active Members
VRegistration Fees & Monthly Dues Structure
VIMembership Period & Renewal
VIIWelfare Provisions & Event-Based Support
VIIIBereavement Beneficiary Nominations
IXMeetings & Attendance
XMember Participation
XIDecision-Making Process
XIICode of Conduct & Disciplinary Procedure
XIIICore Values & Principles
XIVInvestment Policy
XVCommunication Rules
XVIAmendment Process
XVIIAdoption & Enforcement

Full Constitution
Now Available

  • This constitution governs all aspects of the Klassik Royalz Club, from membership and finances to welfare, conduct, and leadership.

  • View the complete document: Access the full, detailed constitution with all 17 articles, provisions, and signatures.

  • The document includes comprehensive sections on member eligibility, financial governance, welfare support structures, leadership roles, meeting protocols, and disciplinary procedures.

  • Interactive navigation: The dedicated constitution page features a table of contents, smooth scrolling, and a print-friendly layout for your reference.

  • Adopted and signed by Nana Owusu Osei, President & Founder on 9th June 2026.

View Full Constitution

Leadership built on structure.

Eight dedicated roles form the backbone of Klassik Royalz governance. Each role carries real responsibility — not just a title.

NO

Nana Owusu Osei

President

Overall steward of the club's vision, values and long-term direction. Final authority on constitutional matters.

JA

Jennifer Assenso

Chairperson

Presides over meetings, manages agenda, and ensures all decisions are made fairly and constitutionally.

JO

Jacqueline Obeng

Vice Chairperson

Supports the Chair and deputises in their absence. Coordinates inter-team communication and member relations.

KA

King Agyapong

Head of Administration

Manages records, applications, correspondence, and membership documentation. Keeper of the register.

YB

Yvonne Aku Bruce

Head of Operations

Oversees the day-to-day running of the club, coordinates events, and ensures delivery against decisions made at meetings.

FD

Florencia Dovlo

Head of Welfare

Manages all welfare cases, coordinates collections, and ensures support is delivered promptly and compassionately.

NA

Nana Ama Royal

Head of Finance

Maintains the club accounts, tracks all contributions and expenditure, and produces quarterly financial reports for the membership.

YS

Yaw Scott

Lead Organiser

Leads the planning of gatherings, celebrations, and community events. Ensures every occasion reflects the club's values.

Leadership terms: All roles are subject to election and review. No position is permanent. Leadership serves the membership — not the other way around.
Accountability: Leadership decisions are reported at every quarterly general meeting and are open to member questions. Transparency is non-negotiable.

Membership is earned, not bought.

  • Minimum age21 years
  • EligibilityReferral by existing member
  • Maximum capacity31 active members
  • Waiting list3-month maximum
  • Registration fee (new)£50 one-time
  • Recommitment fee (returning)£25
  • Monthly dues£10 / month
  • Payment optionsMonthly, quarterly, bi-annually, annually
  • Contribution periodMay to May
  • Membership review frequencyEvery 3 months
  • Exit return eligibilityAfter 3+ years continuous membership
  • Maximum exit returnUp to 20% of eligible contributions
Exit policy: Members who leave after 3 or more years of active membership may receive up to 20% return of eligible contributions, reviewed individually based on participation, conduct, and duration of membership.

Ready to apply?

Membership is open to referred individuals only. Complete your expression of interest below and our Admin Team will be in touch within 5 working days.

Registration (new members)£50 one-time
Monthly dues£10 / month
Annual cost (excl. registration)£120 / year
£10 / month after registration

Frequently asked.

Can I apply without knowing an existing member?
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No. All applications must be referred by an existing member in good standing. This is a non-negotiable constitutional requirement that protects the integrity of the club. If you believe you would be a good fit, speak to someone you know who may already be a member.
What happens if I miss a monthly payment?
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Missing a payment is flagged at the next quarterly review. Persistent non-payment may result in a review of your membership status. The club operates on mutual trust — financial contribution is a core expression of commitment to the group.
Is the membership capped at exactly 31?
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Yes. The constitution specifies a maximum of 31 active members at any one time. If the club is at capacity, applicants are placed on a waiting list of up to 3 months. Capacity only opens when an existing member exits or is reviewed out of active status.
What does welfare cover exactly?
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Welfare covers five formally defined life events: close family bereavement (£2,000), death of a member (£3,000 to family), weddings and major celebrations (£1,000), birthdays (£250), and financial hardship (voluntary goodwill). All welfare is event-based and funded separately from monthly dues.
Do I need to attend all meetings?
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Attendance at quarterly general meetings is a core expectation of membership. Persistent absence is noted during membership reviews. The club understands that life happens — but consistent non-attendance signals disengagement, which the constitution takes seriously.
Can I pay my dues annually instead of monthly?
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Yes. Monthly dues of £10 can be paid monthly, quarterly (£30), bi-annually (£60), or annually (£120). All payment arrangements should be confirmed with the Head of Finance. Paying in advance is welcomed and encouraged.
How does the 20% exit return work?
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Members who exit after 3 or more years of continuous active membership may apply for a return of up to 20% of their eligible contributions. This is reviewed individually by the leadership team based on participation history, conduct, and total duration of membership. It is not guaranteed, but is available to those who served the club well.
Can I nominate anyone as a beneficiary?
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Each member nominates up to 2 beneficiaries who are eligible for the £2,000 bereavement support. Beneficiaries should be close family members. Nominations are recorded with the Admin Team and can be updated by the member at any time by submitting a written request.
What if I want to leave the club?
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Members who wish to leave should notify the Admin Team and Chairperson in writing. Exits are acknowledged at the next general meeting. Members leaving within 3 years are not entitled to a contribution return. Those leaving after 3+ years may apply for the 20% exit return as outlined in Article XV of the constitution.
Are there plans for community or charity work?
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Yes. As the club matures and its financial foundation strengthens, the membership intends to develop meaningful community and charitable initiatives. These will be shaped collectively by all members and will reflect the values of the club — not imposed from the top down.